Although Open Source Software provides many advantages, such as affordability and flexibility, the programs and their components can introduce security risks and vulnerabilities to a company.

Open source code is cost-effective, flexible, and agile, it also poses some serious security and liability risks. This is why software inventory is essential.

Application security testing is the need of the hour for organizations that want to be secure. Although it’s a difficult task, a security champions program can enthuse teams to work together and build secure applications from the ground up.

Between the rise of cloud-based platforms and the value of big data, the increasing practical – and often legal – requirements of secure application development have moved security from being a mere afterthought to the heart of DevSecOps.

Speed seems to always be the driving force behind the release of new apps. However, releasing a new app in record time, followed by a regular and consistent stream of updates, often comes at the cost of security in Development

92% of organizations do business in the cloud and nearly half of all corporate data is stored in the cloud. Cloud-based business creates efficiencies and cost-savings, but may also prove an attractive target for threat actors.

Supply chain attacks result in millions of dollars in lost revenue, reduced consumer confidence, damaged reputations, and disruption of services.